Reviewed by the Coppell ER emergency care team 🚨 If You Are Not Sure, Call 911 911 is the right call when a condition is life-threatening, when the person cannot be safely moved, when symptoms could worsen rapidly, or when uncertainty is high. Paramedics bring treatment to you, start care
Reviewed by the Coppell ER emergency care team 🚨 Call 911 Immediately If Any of These Apply Right Now Sudden face drooping, arm weakness, or slurred speech. Chest pressure with sweating or arm pain. Difficulty breathing or blue lips. Severe uncontrolled bleeding. Sudden worst headache of your life. Confusion, seizure,
Reviewed by the Coppell ER pediatric emergency care team 🚨 Call 911 or Head to Coppell ER Right Now If Your Child Has A rash that does not fade when pressed with a clear glass. A purple or dark red pinpoint rash with fever. Stiff neck or severe headache with
Reviewed by the Coppell ER pediatric emergency care team 🚨 Call 911 or Head to Coppell ER Right Now If Your Toddler Has No urine for 8 hours. Sunken eyes with a sunken soft spot. Extreme sleepiness or inability to wake. Cold, blotchy, or clammy hands and feet. Rapid breathing
Reviewed by the Coppell ER pediatric emergency care team 🚨 Call 911 or Come to Coppell ER Right Now If Your Baby Has Bluish lips, tongue, or face. Grunting with every breath. Severe chest or neck retractions. Flaring nostrils with each breath. Pauses in breathing longer than 20 seconds. Unresponsive,
Reviewed by the Coppell ER pediatric emergency care team 🚨 Come to Coppell ER Right Now If Your Child Has Vomit that is bright green, bright red, or looks like coffee grounds. Vomiting after a head injury. Vomiting with a stiff neck or severe headache. A baby under 12 weeks
